BMS Organics Malaysia - Healthy Moon Cake Recipe For 2017 Mid-Autumn Festival

BMS Organics Malaysia has just launched its healthy mooncake by Taiwan Master Pastry chef to celebrate the 2017 Mid-Autumn festival.

Using organic and all-natural mooncake ingredients sourced from Taiwan with a few new flavours which are healthy and tasty. BMS Organics is proud to present their Collections of Cantonese & Suzhou Style Mooncake.

You can send to your loved one an array of BMS Organics mooncakes that would please any health-conscious person. These mooncakes are free from artificial flavouring, colouring and preservative.

There is a total of 8 mooncake flavours which are low sugar; 5 of which is Vegan mooncakes, 1 Ovo-vegetarian, 1 - Ovo-Lacto Vegetarian and a Lacto vegetarian for you to choose from.

1. Pure Lotus with Yolk (Ovo vegetarian) - An awesome combo of savoury egg yolk and BMS Organics’ own unique paste made from premium lotus seeds, this healthy version of the traditional mooncake contains less fat and sugar, but it certainly does not compromise the silky-smooth texture that we’ve all come to love.

Ingredients: Lotus paste (white bean, lotus seed, isomalt, soya bean oil), unbleached plain flour*, salted egg yolk and peanut oil.

2. Japanese Tangerine (Vegan) - Stimulate your taste buds with this brand new offering from BMS Organics, which uses a whole Yilan tangerine in place of the traditional egg yolk, providing an extra zing. The honey-soaked lime blends perfectly with BMS Organics’ very own Japanese-styled red bean paste.

Ingredients: Red bean paste (red bean, red kidney bean, isomalt, soya bean oil), tangerine, unbleached plain flour* and peanut oil.

3. Matcha Red Bean (Vegan) - Baked at low temperature, the mooncake comes with a natural shade of green that indicates the goodness within. Handpicked red beans from Wandan, Taiwan, are enveloped in a warm fragrant paste made of natural matcha powder, making this an unforgettable treat.

Ingredients: Matcha paste (white bean, isomalt, soya bean oil, matcha powder), red bean paste (red bean, red kidney bean, isomalt, soya bean oil), unbleached plain flour* and peanut oil.

4. Red Bean Walnut (Vegan) - We place great emphasis on the authenticity, freshness, and flavours of each vegan mooncake.  The crust is baked with natural red yeast rice, a sight to behold and every bite comes with chunky red bean bits and crunchy walnuts. Simple yet delectable!

Ingredients: Red bean paste (red bean, red kidney bean, isomalt, soya bean oil), unbleached plain flour*, walnut, peanut oil, beetroot and natural red yeast rice.

5. Purple Chinese Yam (Vegan) - The lovely purple Chinese yam filling is not only pleasing to the eye but also high in nutrients. Feel the taste of subtle sweetness, silky texture and the unique aroma of the purple yam in your mouth, a taste that will leave you wanting for more.  

Ingredients: Purple Chinese yam paste (purple Chinese yam, white bean, isomalt, soya bean oil), unbleached plain flour*, peanut oil and taro.

6. Mixed Nuts Delight (Vegan) - A healthier version of traditional mooncake. The nutritional values are multiplied when traditionally nuts are replaced with superfoods such as white sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds, tangerine, walnuts, and almonds, which promote digestive, respiratory health & overall well-being.

Ingredients: Mixed nuts (white bean, isomalt, soya bean oil, white sesame, almond, pumpkin seed, walnut, dried tangerine, rock salt), unbleached plain flour* and peanut oil.

7. Red Bean with Tangerine Pastry (Ovo-Lacto Vegetarian) - Definitely a refreshing new treat from BMS Organics, this mooncake combines Wagashi-standard red bean paste and flavourful tangerine from Yilan, Taiwan. A sour-sweet taste that will linger in your mouth long after the last bite.

8. Taro Pastry (Lacto Vegetarian) - Sink your teeth into this fibre-rich pastry made with the finest yam sourced from Dajia District, Taiwan. The yummy yam bits, coupled with our chef's handcrafted spiral crust, make this a pleasure for both the eyes and the taste buds.

Mooncake Order Online:

If you are not able to buy these organics mooncakes at BMS Organics outlet or you would like to send a mooncake gift set may proceed to purchase it online. For shopper's pleasure, BMS Organics will send it to your doorstep (Free delivery only applicable for West Malaysia). Click Here For Online Purchase:  BMS Organics Moon Cake

For More Details and all BMS shop location, please log onto BMS OrganicsWebsite at: www.bmsorganics.com & Check Out Their FaceBook page for more promotion and offer: www.facebook.com/bmsorganics

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Durian Season 2017 Malaysia at Sepiring Oh My Durian Promotion

The Durian Season 2017 in Malaysia has just started. Now you can taste the specially crafted Durian Cendol, Durian Coffee, and even a special Durian Laksa at Sepiring Restaurant all over Malaysia from now until 30th September 2017.

For fans of durian, you are in for a real treat, start off your durian feast at Sepiring Oh My Durian Promotion now with the first of its kind Durian Laksa, Born from the rich Nyonya Laksa that is served at Sepiring with a strong dose of D24 durian paste, for fans of Durian, you would definitely fall in love with it once you start to taste this enhanced rich flavour.

Durian Laksa (RM 20.90)

The Durian Laksa is a delightfully rich and creamy laksa broth - a marriage of two sensation cuisine that is Sepiring signature Nyonya Laksa with Durian. Taking the simple yet delicious laksa dish to a new level, their creative chef married the complex flavours of assorted herbs and spices and slow-cooked it perfectly with durian flesh. 

Served with thick rice noodles topped with chicken slices, fish cakes, julienned cucumbers, hard boiled egg and a dollop of King of fruits (durian) flesh, you can smell the flavour even before it arrives at your table. The final result is an absolutely super aromatic durian noodles! You get to eat the best of both worlds in one scrumptious dish for only RM 20.90 now!

Dodol Durian Cendol (RM 13.90)

Sepiring's Dodol Durian Cendol has the classic Malaysian dessert topped with a scoop of the real durian flesh plus slices of durian flavoured dodol. A marriage made in heaven, diners will enjoy the creaminess of the coconut milk which goes hand-in-hand with the durian. 

Durian Coffee On Ice (RM 13.90)

Not to forget for the durian and coffee lovers, you may like to try the authentic local coffee is blended with fresh durian to make our Durian Coffee with a uniquely Malaysian kick, at only RM12.00 served hot or RM 13.90 on the ice.

Well, there you have it - All 3 exciting offerings showcasing the unmistakable mouth-watering flavours of King Of Fruits, Durian to tease your taste buds that make us all 'uniquely Malaysian' in every way! The special trio offerings are for a limited time only till 30th September 2017 and available at Sepiring outlets except for Mid Valley Megamall. You can also join the Oh My Durian giveaway to win FREE Meal voucher from now until 31st August 2017.

Putrajaya Food Al Fresco BBQ Buffet at Courtyard Palm Garden Resort

Relax and unwind to a sumptuous Al Fresco Weekend BBQ at Courtyard at Palm Garden Hotel Putrajaya every Friday and Saturday evenings from 7.00pm.

With the garden-like serene setting of Courtyard at the Hotel, you can sit back to enjoy the cool evening and the BBQ offering. Whether you are dining with your colleague, friends or families, it offers a wide variety of meat and seafood choices.

The barbecue is a bustle of activities with Chefs manning the barbecue pit to help you to BBQ your favourite food.

You can start off with some light salad offering,

and moved on to the grill item which includes Grilled Beef

Grilled Chicken

Grilled Crab

Grilled Fish

Chicken and Beef Satay

or the chicken rotisserie aka Ayam Golek

Besides these, the Pasta counter is available to cook your favourite pasta with Carbonara or Bolognese sauce.

You can end your BBQ with some fresh cut fruits or dessert offering which includes cakes and pudding.

This Al Fresco BBQ is priced at RM80.00 nett per adult and RM48.00 nett per child (4 – 12 years) or senior citizen (60 years and above). For more information, you can call 03-8943 2233 for reservation or more information about this offering.

Kuala Lumpur Food : Oriental Group Restaurant Annual Chef Event Classic Nanyang Cantonese Cuisine Promotion

Kuala Lumpur Food: The Oriental Group of Restaurant headed by award winning Group Executive Chef Justin Hor with collaboration with renowned guest Chef Peter Tsang with more than 47 years of Cantonese cuisine speciality with accolades spanning across the Asian region in its Annual Chef Event; brings forth the Classic Nanyang Cantonese Cuisine for Malaysian to savour this specially crafted dishes.

These tantalising dishes which preserves the authentic flavours will be available for all diners to devour at all Oriental Group Of Restaurant from 21st August 2017 to 30th September 2017. Spoilt for choice from the elaborate ala-carte menu, you can order the 2 preset menus namely the Majestic Set (RM1,888 Nett) per table for 10 pax or the Royal Set ( RM3,888 Nett). For more information about the promotion, you can visit Oriental Group of Restaurant Facebook page.

As explained by Chef Justin Hor, all the ingredients used for these dishes are of the top quality and cooked using techniques that will exude the natural flavour of the ingredients and taste that will linger in your taste bud.

For this review, we taste the Majestic Set at Noble House Restaurant; which starts off with 6 individual tapas-like dishes instead of the more commonly Four or Five Season platter which are norms for Chinese set meals. The first to arrive on the table was the Chilled Bittergourd in Sweet Chilli Sauce. Served with an orange peel as decor, the bitter gourd has a light crunch chill taste which is refreshing to bite in. Married to the Thai inspired light sweet spicy taste, it is a real nice starter, to begin with.

Next, we had the Chilled Chicken With Szechuan Peppercorn Sauce which is also served chilled and has a mild taste of peppery taste to suit the palate of most Malaysian which like a little spicy taste.

This is followed by the Capsicum & Apricot Mushroom in Miso. A simple dish of yellow, green and red capsicum cut into bite size and stirred fried with Japanese White Miso sauce. It has a light flavoured Miso taste; which inspired Chef Peter during his stints with a Japanese Chef on the use of Miso as a sauce base for stirred fried dishes.

Next is a deep fried dish, we were served the Radish Cake Typhoon Shelter Style. Normally this Typhoon Shelter cooking style uses the crab as the main ingredient, but the Chef has replaced it with deep fried radish cake which is infused with a subtle garlicky taste.

The fifth starter is the Fragrant Black Sesame Flat Noodle. When the dish arrives at the table, our first thought is that this dish is eel but when Chef Peter explain it is actually hand made Black Sesame Flat noodle, we were a little surprise as the texture does have that soft firm texture much akin to the eel meat.

Our final starter is the Liver Sausage with Prawn Roll; it has a fried to a crisp bean curd skin while the filling of the bouncy prawn meat was a real delight that matches with the savoury taste of the liver sausage that is matched with the crunch of the cucumber and finally the natural taste of the cherry tomatoes all in one mouthful.

After our starter dish, our first main is the Double Boiled "Haruan" Soup with Fish Maw served in a Paper Wok. We were really delighted to taste this soup as it's soup based is cooked with the Haruan fish bones that were boiled until a thick white milky broth. With every spoonful, you can literally stain your mouth with the rich fish oil flavour. According to Chef Justin, the Thousand Layer Tau Foo was included to balance the fish oily feel as the broth deeply penetrates into the bean curd. To finish off with the silky smooth taste of the fish maw; this soup set the tones for more surprises and expectations of the next few dishes to be served.

In this Majestic Set, the poultry dish is the Treasures Chest Duck, Braised with Abalone and Soft Boiled Quail Egg. This dish used to be very popular in the 70's in Hong Kong which was called the "Ba Wong Ngap". Chef Peter remembers during his early days' apprenticeship in Hong Kong, the restaurant he used to work in; serve about 35 to 40 bird per day. To prepare this dish takes plenty of efforts; as it first needs; to be deboned and kept overnight in the fridge. On the next day, the stuffing which is cooked using Salted Eggs, Barley, Lotus Seed, Mushroom, Chicken Dice (replace with Bacon) are put into the duck carcass and then fried to a light crisp before stewing it with a superior broth. The final result is the tender meat skin with the enhanced natural flavour of the ingredient.



One of the other highlights of this dish is the boiled quail eggs, we thought it was just an ordinary hard boiled quail eggs but we made aware by Chef Justin that this is no ordinary boil quail eggs as when we bite into the quail eggs, we can feel the bursting warms of the flowing quail egg yolks much like the Ajitama eggs.

The third main dish is presented as a gift set when it arrives on the table. This dish is called the Crystal Wrap Steamed "Soon Hock" with Radish and Green Ginger. According to the Chef; the traditional steaming process will release all the flavour as steam which escapes during the steaming process. With the wrapping, the flavours of the condiment and ingredient are sealed in the wrapping.



Once the wrapping is removed, we can smell the natural fresh fish flavours with the strong aroma of ginger and scallion. As the fish was deboned making it easier to eat; with every bite of the firm texture of the fresh fish meat which marries perfectly to the soft ginger/ scallion paste, it was a pleasure to slurp up each piece of the fish meat and raddish.

Next on the table is the Scallop in Golden Egg White Souffle; this dish does spring a surprise to all of us. For this dish; Chef Peter offers to do a live cooking for us to appreciate this simple and delicate dish. The white of the eggs is beaten to a creamy like texture and stuffed with the fresh scallop to be deep-fried to a golden brown finish. This is then braised with a Bacon/ Chicken superior broth which is infused with scallion and slow cooked. To serve to the diners the soupy based is bedded with boiled spinach to absorbs the full flavour of the broth. The Egg white has a soft texture while the fresh scallop which has a firm bouncy texture was a good combination with the broth.

Our final main dish is the Yin Yang Rice With Lobster & Crab Meat in Superior Crab Soup. The Yin Yang rice is made up of 1/3 portion of Glutinous Rice and 2/3 of Deep Fried Rice Cracker. This provides a nice soft crunch of the rice. The rice cracker is cooked with the specially curated crab soup to embed the taste into the golden rice grain. Although our stomach by now, is almost over the top, the taste of the lobster meat, crab meat and the infused flavoured rice was too much for us to resist and we end up wanting a second helping of this addictive dish.

For dessert, we had the Chilled Peach Resin in Snow Pear. This dessert is served chilled. The Snow Pear is first double-boiled and then stuffed with peach resin that can easily be mistaken to bird nest. It is accompanied with Pak Hup, Wolfberries and Longan fruits.

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